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EU: Odysseus Academic Network to partake in comparative study on reception conditions for asylum seekers

01 May 2006

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The Odysseus Academic Network has been selected by the European Commission to conduct in partnership with UNHCR the comparative study on the implementation by the Member States of the directive on reception conditions for asylum seekers. Practitioners who are interested can contribute to this study by completing a practical questionnaire. The final conference will take place in Brussels on Tuesday 26 September. Interested persons can send an email to odysseus@ulb.ac.be or consult our website http://www.ulb.ac.be/assoc/odysseus/ to get more information. Call for contributions

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